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The sugar toolkit is a python module containing many sub-modules useful to an application programmer. It is known as sugar-toolkit in git, but is in the sugar folder in python's site-packages.
graphics - useful UI widgets
datastore - methods for querying and adding to the datastore
bundle - methods for constructing and using bundles, such as activity bundles
activity - the base class for new activities, and related
dispatch - blah blah
presence - methods for querying the presence service, to find who is visible on the network.